Sentence examples for the position offered from inspiring English sources

In 1835 James Kent declined to take the position offered, as did Justice Smith Thompson, Theodore Frelinghuysen, and retired governor Samuel L. Southard '1804 in 1839.

Put your arms in front of you and notice the position to which the wrists naturally fall, it isn't the position offered by straight handlebars, but is the position offered by the moustache bars if you bring your hands slightly back from the braking position as shown in the second diagram above.

"Without much thought, and certainly not questioning the position offered, I accepted," Mr. Ellsworth wrote in a private memoir, adding that he occasionally regretted not working as an editor, but that "the glory of the Review trumps the regret".

The position offered $5 an hour and pizza or McDonald's three nights a week, a big jump over his summer job as a cook at the Roy Rogers across from the World Trade Center.

Mainly, we found that women high in gender identification (as compared to women low in gender identification) were likely to job craft the position offered to them such that they expected to have lower job fit and satisfaction.

In taking the position, offered to him on Sunday by Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, Mr. Qurei dropped demands he had made -- for Israeli and international help -- and spoke suddenly like a man in a hurry, saying he would present a compact "emergency government" to parliament for its approval on Thursday.

The position offers opportunities for publishing, curating, and producing exhibitions, performances, or conferences.

The position offers competitive salary, paid continuing education, professional licenses, membership dues, liability insurance, simple IRA plan, and paid vacation.

Though it does not pay, the position offers him a huge platform: "With a three-hour show, you really get to spread your wings".

The position offers the chance for an entry route into the BBC, working on all sorts of great shows like Coast, Question of Sport, The One Show and Blue Peter.

The office, constitutionally ill-defined and so humbling that there's an HBO comedy series about the indignities of the position, offers only a single reward to its occupant: the chance to one day be President.